Today we got some stories of some spoiled kids. Yes, these are all new stories. I'm recording this on

October 22nd, 2025. I'm back. Let's just jump right into it. So we're going to call a subscriber

who submitted the first story. We're going to call him Will. So Will went to this high school,

and in this high school, there was this one kid who lived at the end of the block, and we're going to call him Will. So Will went to this high school and in this high school, there was this

one kid who lived at the end of the block and we're going to call this kid Trent. So everyone else

in Will's neighborhood or kind of surrounding neighborhoods, you know, they were doing fine.

You know, it wasn't the worst neighborhood of all time. It wasn't an active war zone. It wasn't,

you know, the poorest neighborhood and the, you know, the history of the planet.

Everyone was doing fine.

But there was one kid who was significantly richer than everyone else.

And this was Trent.

Ever since day one, Will and all of his friends started back in kindergarten with this kid.

And since day one of kindergarten, this kid Trent made it abundantly clear who he was and what he was all about.

From day one, when the parents were driving in to drop up all the kids, you know, Will's mom's

driving in a, I don't know, a Hyundai or something or Toyota, like a standard, normal, solid car.

The type of car you'd see, the one that, you know, you get a good bang for your buck on your

miles, right?

Gallon per mile, not too bad. It's going to last a while.

You know, it doesn't immediately drop at a thousand percent off once you drive it off the lot.

You know, it's a good car. But all of a sudden, you know, they're driving in. Will with his mom and

his first-dated kindergarten and who comes in in a black Lamborghini?

Yeah, I'm not even playing with you, a black Lamborghini, a black Lambo, to drop your kid off at kindergarten?

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